Anapisa monotonia Kiriakoff, 1963 – a junior synonym of Anapisa holobrunnea (Talbot, 1932), with new records of Arctiinae (Lepidoptera: Erebidae) from Ghana Author Przybyłowicz, Łukasz Author Bąkowski, Marek text Zootaxa 2011 3031 54 60 journal article 46331 10.5281/zenodo.206669 ecffe773-a087-46b6-a66c-67f020eebd2e 1175-5326 206669 Apisa ( Parapisa ) cinereocostata Holland , 1893 Apisa cinereocostata Holland , 1893 . Psyche 6: 394. Material examined. 3 Ajenjua Bepo Forest Reserve; 24–30.VIII.2006 (AMU). Distribution. New for Ghana . Verified data confirm its occurrence in Gabon , Guinea , Ivory Coast and Nigeria . It probably has a much wider distribution. Remarks. Apisa cinereocostata is superficially very similar to A. ( A. ) canescens Walker, 1855 and therefore confused with it for a long time. Only recently the examination of the type specimens revealed strong differences in the morphology of the male genitalia. In A . cinereocostata , the apical part of the uncus is divided in 2 distinct, sharp processes whereas in A. ( A. ) canescens it is single and narrowed towards the tip. The second representative of the subgenus Parapisa , Apisa subargentea Joicey and Talbot, 1921 is rather distinct from A. cinereocostata both in habitus and in male genitalia ( Przybyłowicz 2009 ). It is slightly larger with its forewing uniformly shiny silver and apical processes of uncus widely separated. The female of A. cinereocostata remains unknown.